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Taken after sun rises. It's a wonderful morning. Alhamdulillah

Another given chance of breathing in a beautiful morning. Alhamdulillah.

Taken during a short trip with friends to Sg. Chiling, Kuala Kubu Bharu, Selangor Malaysia.

Sungai Chiling, Kuala Kubu Bharu

Sungai Chilling is a popular waterfall spot at the base of Fraser's Hill, located after the dam from Kuala Kubu Bharu. On weekends, Sungai Chilling attracts many visitors from urban centers and cities such as Kuala Lumpur, along with the occasional international tourist. Besides being a recreational park, the river has also been gazetted as a fish sanctuary, for one of the local species of mahseer called 'Tengas'. Access is by a small entrance with an arch along the trunk road to Fraser's Hill, immediately after the first narrow steel bridge. There is a small clearing for you to park your car, but do not display any items of value on the seat or dashboard.

From the entrance, a short trek will take you to the camping site and office, where after registering and paying MYR1 toll (disguised as a toilet fee for the restrooms), you proceed on the main forest trail (starts after the suspension bridge) towards the waterfall. Depending on your speed and fitness, the riverside walk should take between 20 and 45 minutes, passing through verdant jungle and crossing streams (several times). Along the way, look out for numerous fishes that shoal in the fast flowing water, which eagerly accept food tossed in with a frenzy.

Some of the Tengas fishes have been able to reach impressive sizes with the ban on fishing in the river, up to two feet in length. Eventually, you'll arrive at the main fall, which is the last of a magnificent multi-tiered cascade that drops from an 80 meter height of rocky outcrops and pools. A trail at the right side will lead visitors to the upper tiers, one which is accessible for swimming while others separated by steep cliffs. While visiting or camping, be alert during and after heavy rains, as flooding accidents have happened in Sungai Chilling that claimed lives.

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Taken during a short trip with friends to Sg. Chiling, Kuala Kubu Bharu, Selangor Malaysia.

Sungai Chiling, Kuala Kubu Bharu

Sungai Chilling is a popular waterfall spot at the base of Fraser's Hill, located after the dam from Kuala Kubu Bharu. On weekends, Sungai Chilling attracts many visitors from urban centers and cities such as Kuala Lumpur, along with the occasional international tourist. Besides being a recreational park, the river has also been gazetted as a fish sanctuary, for one of the local species of mahseer called 'Tengas'. Access is by a small entrance with an arch along the trunk road to Fraser's Hill, immediately after the first narrow steel bridge. There is a small clearing for you to park your car, but do not display any items of value on the seat or dashboard.

From the entrance, a short trek will take you to the camping site and office, where after registering and paying MYR1 toll (disguised as a toilet fee for the restrooms), you proceed on the main forest trail (starts after the suspension bridge) towards the waterfall. Depending on your speed and fitness, the riverside walk should take between 20 and 45 minutes, passing through verdant jungle and crossing streams (several times). Along the way, look out for numerous fishes that shoal in the fast flowing water, which eagerly accept food tossed in with a frenzy.

Some of the Tengas fishes have been able to reach impressive sizes with the ban on fishing in the river, up to two feet in length. Eventually, you'll arrive at the main fall, which is the last of a magnificent multi-tiered cascade that drops from an 80 meter height of rocky outcrops and pools. A trail at the right side will lead visitors to the upper tiers, one which is accessible for swimming while others separated by steep cliffs. While visiting or camping, be alert during and after heavy rains, as flooding accidents have happened in Sungai Chilling that claimed lives.

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A short trip to Putrajaya this morning (090411) with Mr Hanif. I guess I have taking such a long break from photography due to tonnes of work.Hope to get more time with photography. Have a nice day guys! ;)

Masjid Putra, Putrajaya

Putra Mosque is named in honour of our former and first Prime Minister of Malaysia Almarhum Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al–Haj. It is one of the main⁄top symbol in Putrajaya which is located beside ‘Dataran Perdana’ and in front of ‘Putrajaya Lake’. The mosque was started to build in June 1997. It was ready and given to JAKIM on 1st of September 1999. It took 2 years to complete the building of the mosque.

The capacious of the mosque is 1.37 hectar. The start of the mosque area begins from the main door till the inside of the mosque. Meanwhile, ‘Dataran Putra’ and Souq is not in the area⁄surrounding of the mosque. The mosque was build by Y. Bhg. Dato′ Dr. Nik Mohammad Bin Mahmood of Senireka Sdn. Bhd. group which cost almost RM 250 million. The Maintenance cost was estimated RM 100 thousand. This mosque was build based on two concepts which are ‘Middle East’ and ‘Malay Tradition’.

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